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The Future of Food and Protein Alternatives is Sustainability

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  Alternative Proteins, produced from animal cells or fermentation, are designed to taste the same or better than traditional animal products at the same or lower price. By 2050, global Read more

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Mapping AI’s Role in Education: Pioneering the Path to the Future
October 2, 2023

Mapping AI’s role in education should be a critical step in bringing together innovative technology-based solutions with the expertise of human educators. With rapid advancements in artificial intelligence and an increased reliance on technology-driven educational solutions, the education landscape is on the brink of a significant transformation. AI promises highly personalized learning experiences, efficient administrative […]

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Unraveling Ethical & Economic Paradigms: JP Morgan, Epstein, Eric Stewart, and Ibram X. Kendi
October 2, 2023

Recently, controversial affiliations and questionable economic paradigms surrounding the ethical practices of major financial institutions have made headlines. JPMorgan Chase, whose entanglements with the late financier Jeffrey Epstein led to a $75 million settlement in a sex trafficking lawsuit, rekindles the debate on the integrity of mammoth financial entities. In light of a climate […]

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FlowCast: Aftermarket Services Help Businesses Grow And Keep Customers Satisfied
October 2, 2023

In today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape, aftermarket services have become a pivotal aspect of customer satisfaction and business growth. As industries continue to innovate, the demand for efficient, reliable, and high-quality services has surged. A recent study indicates that these services are a significant revenue stream and a key differentiator in the market for businesses. […]

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The Future of Food and Protein Alternatives is Sustainability
April 25, 2023

Alternative Proteins, produced from animal cells or fermentation, are designed to taste the same or better than traditional animal products at the same or lower price. By 2050, global meat consumption is projected to reach between 460 million and 570 million tons. Cultured meat, which comes from stem cells extracted from living animals, is […]

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Energy and the Effects on Agriculture: Can We Survive?
April 24, 2023

Since President Biden came into office, there has been an increasing focus on “green energy” initiatives, resulting in radical changes in the oil industry. For example, the 2021 Executive Order resulted in the cancellation of the 2019 Keystone Pipeline permit. But how are these radical changes impacting the U.S. agriculture industry, and will these changes […]

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PanXchange on Hedera
January 24, 2023

Blockchain technology is breaking barriers in many industries, so it shouldn’t come as any surprise that it’s currently being utilized in the agricultural industry. How is one agricultural company, PanXchange, modeling their business to produce carbon removal credits through blockchain technology, and what successes and challenges are they facing? On this episode of Gossip About […]

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The Future of Farming is Drones and Autonomous Equipment
August 31, 2021

Farming is the back bone of this country, but that doesn’t mean it’s not vulnerable to the same market trends impacting service, blue collar and white collar industries. Namely, it’s vulnerable to a shortage of people interested in pursuing the profession as a career. Can drones and autonomous equipment help combat the labor shortage […]

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Agriculture Supply Chain is Struggling to Weather Climate Change
August 26, 2021

The agriculture supply chain is getting hit left and right by climate challenges, from unstable hot temperatures crushing heat-intolerant coffee, to droughts choking California’s almond industry, to massive floods in China killing pigs and putting a damper on pork production. Not to mention, agricultural processes themselves are creating a positive feedback loop for climate change, […]

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Will Mass Droughts Mean More Carbon Sequestration Investments?
August 19, 2021

As the climate crisis escalates, the search for successful mitigation methods escalates as well. Carbon sequestration is a naturally occurring form of regenerative agriculture that focuses on capturing and storing atmospheric carbon dioxide. This method can help reduce the impact of climate change substantially. However, what do the recent intense droughts mean for carbon […]

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How Will Updates to the Packers and Stockyards Act Shape Agriculture’s B2B Relationships?
August 12, 2021

In Biden’s anti-trust executive orders targeting anti-competitive practices in agriculture, the administration has emphasized the Packers and Stockyards Act as one of the critical laws that’ll be revised and enforced to protect farmers’ and growers’ interests. On this episode of Just the FAQts, we’re exploring the what and the why behind the Packers & […]

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3 Ways Extreme Heat Can Hurt the Economy
August 11, 2021

As dozens of cities in the West experience all-time high temperatures, 2021 is expected to have one of the hottest summers on record. The extreme heat has caused hundreds of deaths, sparked wildfires and worsened drought conditions in over a dozen states. Business Insider cites a large body of work that links heat to economic […]

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How Is the Biden Admin’s Attack on Anti-Competitive Policies Shaping Agriculture?
August 4, 2021

The Biden administration has set its sights firmly on breaking down anti-competitive practices across a wide range of industries, and the nation’s agricultural sector is beginning to feel the effects. According to the president, the executive orders the administration has issued are aimed at anti-competitive practices in agriculture like consolidation in chicken procession, meatpacking, sourcing […]

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